Food Isn't What It Used To Be
A Biblical Approach to Health
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From 4000 years ago, and earlier, to current time, food has taken a dramatic transformation. The consequences of this change is taking a drastic toll on our health. The reader will learn what God's word reveals about food and beverages and our health, and what responsibility we have in caring for the bodies with which He has entrusted. Compounding the effects of poor food quality with the magnitude of onslaughts from toxins, is there any hope? This book will leave the reader with guidelines for food and beverage selections as well as remedies aligned with God's word, giving renewed hope.
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From four thousand years ago and earlier to current time, food has taken a dramatic transformation. The consequences of this change are taking a drastic toll on our health. The reader will learn what God’s Word reveals about food, beverages, our health, and what responsibility we have in caring for the bodies with which He has entrusted us. Compounding the effects of poor food quality with the magnitude of onslaughts from toxins, is there any hope? This book will leave the reader with guidelines for food and beverage selections, as well as remedies aligned with God’s Word, giving renewed hope.
About the Author
Christine Andrew received her bachelor’s degree in music therapy from University of the Pacific and was in the field of education for twenty-five years. She earned her diploma in nutrition consultation from Huntington College of Health Sciences in 2006 and later completed a certification as a nutrition consultant and interned with a homeopathic doctor, William Kneebone, DC, DIHom, FIAMA, DIACT, CNC. Christine has continued her education in the healthcare field with ongoing courses in functional endocrinology, functional blood chemistry, and quantum reflex analysis. In 2010, Christine received her certification in functional diagnostic medicine. She has been a regular contributing writer of health information for Vacaville Magazine, a local magazine in Vacaville, California.
Christine is passionate about educating people of all ages about the importance of improving their health and does so through ongoing wellness classes and individualized consultations.
Christine currently operates Individualized Nutrition Services, her own business, in Vacaville, California. She spends her free time playing with her cats, reading, and decorating. If you would like more information about natural health and services Christine provides, you may contact her at www.individualizedwellness.net.
Christy Smith is a painter/illustrator working out of Venice, California, while studying fine art at Santa Monica College. She is currently focusing on book illustration and film storyboarding. Aiming to establish herself as a children’s book illustrator, her paintings and drawings maintain mysterious and childlike whimsy.